Apple released an emergency security update for iOS 16.5.1, iPadOS 16.5.1 and macOS Ventura 13.4. However, it was announced that this security update was withdrawn just a short time after its release.
Apple’s security update brought bugs
While it was stated that the emergency security update released by Apple caused problems on some websites, including Facebook, the company soon withdrawn the version. It was stated that some websites, including social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram, did not recognize the update and that there were some problems in the Safari application.
Apple’s Rapid Security Response (RSR) is part of the company’s system of security updates. Thanks to these updates, important security vulnerabilities detected in Apple software can be quickly fixed without waiting for major releases.
Urgent security update for iOS 16.5.1 and macOS 13.4.1 from Apple!
Apple quickly released a security update after the vulnerability emerged shortly after iOS 16.5.1.
The US technology giant withdrew the emergency security update it published to close the emerging security vulnerabilities in a short time. However, it is stated that some users may have received this update.
iOS and iPadOS users who have received the new version can withdraw the update by following the steps below:
- Settings>General>About
- iOS Version
- Remove Security Response
Here are the steps Mac users should follow:
- Open System Settings > General > About
- macOS > click the ‘i’ info button
- Final Security Response
- Click on ‘Uninstall and Restart’
- Confirm your choice
Apple has not made any statement about the removal of the update released last night. The company is expected to edit and republish the security update shortly. We will notify you when a new update is released.
So what do you think about Apple’s security update and then its withdrawal? You can share your views with us in the comments section.